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That's unique to Nevada law, and doesn't apply to all Nevada HOA FC's.......doesn't translate to other states.

Moreover, the value we’re trying to capture here is two-fold (a) finding under-market properties (b) our unique ability to spruce things up, design-wise, so it appeals to a specific target market.

So, because everyone is different and we all have our unique skills and time restrictions, I say you should start off very slowly.  

Each guest always had at least one unique gem that I was able to use or planned on using for our business.I also began to read many of the books that were repeatedly recommended. 

Of course there are unique challenges that arise, but over time the marketplace will work out the kinks and develop best practices.

Creative financing, being able to see a neighborhood before it arrives, unique approaches to structuring deals etc.    

I could use any help I can get.It's a unique property, as it is in a older, established neighborhood.

The only thing I'm toying around with now is (assuming the seller agrees) to try to negotiate a purchase price a bit higher.

Our most recent lease up (a unit in a 1976 duplex) was attractive to the tenant because she said "I like it because it's not modern and it has unique character!"